SARAWAK EXPERIENCE TRAVEL MAGAZINE

SeAxpReArWienAcKe ISSUE 1 VOL 2 | JANUARY 2021
TRAVEL MAGAZINE

In this issue: W.E./E.M. RM8.00

KUCHING
UNIQUE SPOTS

Follow us on a journey to seek for unique
places around Kuching!

CONTENT

02 EDITOR'S NOTE
05 LIMA.TUJOH CAFE &

GUESTHOUSE

11 INDAH CAFE
19 COMMONS KUCHING
24 JAPANGI 2D
30 MINI KUCHING GUIDE

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EDITOR'S NOTE

Sarawak Experience Magazine is a travel and lifestyle magazine that
documents on Sarawak's captivating history, wonders of the nature,
unique cultures, practices and values of its people. We aim to be a
publication that acts as a voice for the locals and a connector between all
the different communities. Sarawak Experience Magazine brings together
the old and forgotten but also the new and current. We strive to be our
reader's No.1 companion to discover new things, engage in new
adventures and be a reliable source for tourists.

In this issue, we want to embark our readers on a journey to discover
unique spots in the Kuching city that many people are unaware about
including us. During these hard times, although traveling is a challenge,
but we tried our best personally travel to some of these places to gain the
most authentic experience to document it for our beloved readers. We are
confident that this issue will make you say "I never knew Kuching had such
distinctive and special places!"

Mohd Shaun
Editor in Chief

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CCOONNTTRRIIBBUUTTOORRSS

"TO TRAVEL IS TO GO ON A JOURNEY WITHIN YOURSELF."

Travel is full of experience of excitement and struggle.
Overcoming the struggles offers some of the best
enjoyment of all. besides, travel also helps us to learn
about a new languages, culture, and cuisines.

-NUR JASMA NASHZIERA BT JAMALUDIN

“LIFE IS SHORT, AND THE WORLD IS WIDE.”

My purpose of traveling is i want to get to know new
people and make friend with them. When traveling to
Sarawak, you will definitely meet tourists from other
countries or locals that multiracial.

-DERREN MOUNSUY ANAK RIDZUIN

“WHEREVER YOU GO, GO WITH ALL YOUR HEART”

I love to travel so that i can know many places and things
in this world. For me Sarawak is very unique because it
has a variety of unique places and delicious food. Go
explore with your heart you will surely feel its beauty.

-NUR KHAIRUN NISA BT HAMKA

“TRAVEL IS THE MOST INTENSE MODE OF LEARNING”

When you travel, you learn various type of languages. In
Sarawak, there is a lot of languages that you can learn
only in that state. To speak more languages, travel more.

-QARIN HAZIQ BIN SARDY

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LIMA.TUJOH
BY: MOHD SHAUN AND QARIN HAZIQ

A SHOP HOUSE IN OLD KUCHING PRECINCT
THAT HOLDS PRECIOUS MEMORIES.

The Kuching city is known for its rich culture, and even as the city

develops as decades pasts, the nostalgia remains for those who had

lived here in a whole different era. Lima.tujoh Cafe and Guesthouse

is double-storey shophouse located at No.57, Upper China Street,

hence the name "lima tujuh" in the Malay language. This shophouse

holds precious childhood memories of a retired school teacher Sim

Siew Kee, or known as Mrs. SK Lim who previously was a former

teacher at St Mary's.

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THEIR They then looked for looked for
STORY.... antiques and valuable items to
be placed in this Cafe and
The current caretaker of this guesthouse. The shop is now
shop, Tiffany decided to share opened for 4 years since 2016.
with us her family's story about
Lima.Tujoh. It all started when "REMEMBER
her aunt and a group of friends MEMORIES FROM
who went to Hoi An, Vietnam
where they came across a little THE OLDEN
cafe that collected Vietnamese DAYS"
world war antiques that brought
memories to the people there. Tiffany clarified that their aim is
They liked the idea and decided to bring memories of old days
to open a similar Cafe in back, maintaining the heritage
Kuching. After they came back, part of it similar to vintage Cafes
they found this place which is in Penang and Ipoh. She further
now Lima.Tujoh, and signed a added that they want to keep
lease. this place as family and friendly
oriented as possible.

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Many display items and features of this rr ee dd ss uu ii tt cc aa ss ee
Cafe as its hidden meaning and memory
behind it. The red suitcase on top of the
chalkboard is left behind by the Sims while
the green pin board is made from material
of the original back door before it was
renovated. Another interesting thing is the
bricks in the wall. In the olden days there
were no banks so people hide money and
pictures inside this "treasure hole".

Most of the display items such as the nn aa ss ii ll ee mm aa kk && vv ii ee tt nn aa mm ee ss ee
DUNHILL signboard, antique cups and cc oo ff ff ee ee aa rr tt ww oo rr kk
traditional old lamps were either collected
from rubbish bins, gifted from nearby SARAWAK EXPERIENCE l PAGE 7
neighbours or family-owned private
collection! Besides that, certain artwork
are drawn and gifted by their regular
customers! "Although these items are
extremely random, but each and every one
of it hold a different but unique memories"
said Tiffany.

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Their Nasi Lemak (served with aa yy aa mm pp oo nn gg tt ee hh
coconut rice, sambal, anchovies,
peanuts & cucumber) and Ayam
Pongteh (Peranakan chicken stew
are their signature dish. Their
sambal is cooked the traditional
nyonya way which is not spicy,
but rather sweet and sour! Their
sandwiches have a similar
concept to Subway's but have a
combination of traditional and
modern flavors. An example will
be their fried chicken sandwich
with nyonya salad!

in-house pets

gg ii nn gg ee rr They have two in-house pet
cats named Serai and Ginger!
ss ee rr aa ii They were actually from their
neighbours who could not
take care of them anymore,
then given to Tiffany to be
taken care of. Many visitors
come by love to play and take
photographs of them too!
The presence of the cats
really makes this shop have
the "Kuching" vibe to it!

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Tiffany also offered us a short tour on
ll ii mm aa .. tt uu jj oo hh Lima.Tujoh Guesthouse which is located
above their cafe. It has 4 privates build
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aa nn dd bb rr ee aa kk ff aa ss tt the beauty of the original building. It
also has a balcony with a beauty view of
the streets below.

Furthermore, they have another
guesthouse called Threehouse Bed &
Breakfast located beside Lima.Tujoh. The
rooms mostly use bunk beds and is
inspired by a Japanese style concept with
beds on the floor. The guesthouses just
mentioned are perfect for backpackers!
Their customers are from local people
(usually those stay far away at Petrajaya
or Samarahan) and foreign tourist from
Australia, Canada, and United Kingdom!

DEAR INTERESTED READERS, YOU MAY
CHECK THEM OUT ON OYO HOTELS AS
THEIR RATES START AT AS LOW AS RM90!

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INDAH CAFE
BY: QARIN HAZIQ AND NUR JASMA
As with other major cities around the world, cafes in Sarawak

used to be a place to eat light meals and sip on some nice iced
coffee. In Kuching, the cafe scene has evolved way beyond this.
A cafe is now a place for friends and family to meet, savour the
food, beverages and cozy ambience against a classic Sarawak
background. However, there is one particular themed cafe in
Kuching that has food and drinks but also an art gallery, a
cooking class venue and an event space?! Well, this multi-
function establishment is called Indah Cafe.

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"NOT JUST A CAFE" Trudi mentioned during our

Established in 2014, Indah Cafe virtual interview that she wants

is tucked away in a quiet lane off this place to showcase the beauty

Carpenter Street in the heart of of Sarawak through the many work

Kuching's Chinatown. The of arts, from food, paintings to

mastermind behind this cafe is local products. She wants to

married couple, Colin and Trudi. provide Sarawakian artist,

Trudi gave up her job in Kuala especially those just starting out,

Lumpur to raise her second child in an avenue to sell their talent.

a slower, family-friendly place Despite the space limitation, they

which is Kuching. They started off insisted on packing up the cafe

with no experience in operating a with as much artwork by local

cafe but with pure passion for art artist as they can.

and cooking. Entering the cafe, there is an
array of batik baskets designed by
Indah Cafe is a one-stop blend of Indah and local Sarawak
magazines. There are a series of
cool neighbourhood cafe, cooking- Rafflessia and cat paintings by
Abyana Vriginia Latif and writing
class venue and hip art space. It is station filled with hand-drawn
Saramiaw Family postcard. There
just a lovely place to sip on come are colorful Idhani silk shawls hung
up againsts the wall.
caffeine while immersing
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themselves in a surrounding filled

with beautifully drawn art and

Sarawak batik.

We were greeted by walls filled with random graffiti drawings as we
walked up the stairs. We spotted a 'peace' painting by Alessio B, an
Italian artist and artwork by Aaron Chew, a pen and ink artist from
Sibu, Sarawak. There are adorable paintings of cats wearing the
'labong' (turban style headgear of the traditional male Iban costume)
and 'sipiah' (headgear of tradtional female Bidayuh costume). Besides
being a living art gallery, this space is used for events such as wedding
shoots, host classical opera, improvisational theatre, and flea market.

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art gallery

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CCOOLLOORRFFUULL OOPPTTIIOONNSS

After gazing at the bold and vivid artwork, aa yy aa mm pp aa nn ss uu hh
we decided to know about their menu. In
their menu, they have options such as crispy
canai quesadilla and wrap, in-house artisan
toasted sandwiches and wholesome pasta!
According to Trudi, their signatures are their
nasi lemak, nasi lemak platters, home bake
cakes, coconut shake and Italian coffee.

Their nasi lemak platters can be shared from

2 to 4 people, and includes 'ayam kuah satay'

and black pepper chicken. Ayam pansuh, a

traditional dish of the Ibans and Bidayuhs is

available with red or brown rice options. For

cakes, they have crunchy but velvety creamy

burnt cheesecake. Besides, they have a concise

selection of vegan and vegetarian options like

sesame cold soba, granola bowl, pesto toast

and cheesy samosa canai quesadilla which we

personally had tried. We were told that it is

inspired by their Buddhist vegetarian

customers, with no animal product, onion or

garlic. We honestly liked the combination of ss oo bb aa nn oo oo dd ll ee ss

Indian and Mexican concept in this particular

dish. Definitely one of a kind. SARAWAK EXPERIENCE l PAGE 15

A COOKING CLASS THE COOKING CLASS RATE IS RM180.00 PER
VENUE TOO?!
PERSON AND IT TAKES A MINIMUM OF 2 BUT
What is extraordinary about Indah
Cafe is they offer cooking classes! MAXIMUM CAPACITY OF 6.
The class begins with a short visit to
the farmer's market to learn to pick Indah Cafe is full of surprises.
and discover various types of fresh They also have a home stay with
produce. Then, the students will two huge rooms that fits up to 8
learn preparation techniques such guests! There is a common living
as cutting and grinding. This class area, hot and cold showers,
offer food such as Sarawak Laksa, toilets and a kitchen. The home
'midin'(organic fern), 'kerabu' (local stay has a walking distance to
salad) and 'ayam masak rempah' or most of Kuching city's tourist
'masak hitam'. Tutors come from attractions such as Sarawak
different ethnicity thus bringing Museum and the Main Bazaar.
different styles that goes into the Its available for reservation on
preparation and cooking of Sarawak AIRBNB website.
food. Trudi added that they have
students from Europe, Australia and SARAWAK EXPERIENCE l PAGE 16
New Zealand. By this, Indah Cafe is
able to promote Sarawak's flavors
and cuisine overseas!

This cafe has received positive reviews from locals and foreign
travelers, it is a fun yet artsy place to dine in, relax or discover your
hidden talent! They are located at No.38, Upper China Street,
Carpenter Street, 93000, Kuching, Sarawak. Do visit, as the owner
quoted..

IF YO"U'VE
NOT BEEN TO INDAH,

YOU'VE NOT BEEN
TO KUCHING
"

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COMMONS
KUCHING

BY: NUR JASMA AND DERREN

There are numerous heritage
gems in Kuching that are
interesting to learn and discover,
one of it is the first White Rajah of
Sarawak named James Brooke. The
Brookes were responsible for most
of the early architectural and urban
development of Kuching for a
century, traces of it can still be
found today. Many people see
Commons Kuching as any other
high-end F&B restaurant, little did
they know it was once the state
legislative assemby room! Here we
want to share a brief history about
The Old Courthouse and details on
Commons Kuching!

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COLONIAL BAROQUE

We managed to have a short but brief virtual interview with the marketing
manager of Commons Kuching, Nafezah Cornelius. Nafezah explained that
The Old Courthouse was built by Sir Charles Brooke, the second Rajah in
1868. Here, hosted many historical events, including the state legislative
assembly between 1878 and 1973. It housed government offices, printing
office and hosted ceremonies. In 1883, the clock tower was added and in
1924, the Charles Brooke memorial was constructed at the building
entrance.

The Old Courthouse is well known for its distinct colonial baroque, with
iron wood shingle roofing, untouched hard wood floors and massive brick
columns the supports and surround the court house, giving this building a
grand and majestic look. There is also a Pavilion Building and a fort.
Interestingly, the centre of the courtyard is where the Mile Zero of Kuching
starts, as mileage distance of towns are measured from here as the court
house is the site of Sarawak's' first post office.

After major upgrades as years passed, the Old Courthouse is a modern
event space, and it is converted into Sarawak Tourism Complex in 2003.
Now, it serves as a unique lifestyle venue, aimed to promote Sarawak's art
and culture, through a curated line of contemporary F&B establishments
located around the building such as Commons Kuching!

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Modern but Chic

The story of Commons Kuching starts with the company, Food Journal.
The Food Journal was formed in mid 2013 and the brain child behind this
brand is Ronald Ling and Elvina Ngo, that started this brand just for the
love and passion they had for a full flag concept cafe on the sunny side of
Borneo. Food Journal has numerous brands under their belt, including
Keeper's Ground in the Spring shopping mall, Roots (fine dining),
Commons Kuching and The Den (bar).

Each brand has its own personality and story to tell. However, the one

thing they all have in common is their stories are nurtured with

truckloads of love and passion for creating beautiful and interesting F&B

concepts for everyone to enjoy. For Commons in particular, it is a modern

chic cafe, that merges the design of the heritage, 1870's Old Courthouse.

It has a eclectic mixture of vintage, rattan and string furniture from Kedai

Bikin and plants, giving it a tropical vibe respite from the busy streets

outside. Contributions from local artisan such as the Penan weavers from

Tanoti Craft and Dutch artist Lisette Scheers for the artwork in the

restaurant.

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Common's dishes are crafted to bring
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wide range of cakes and specialty
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evening. Their menu is based on local
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According to Beatrice, operating
manager of Commons mentioned that
their signature cakes is basque burnt
cheesecake. As for hot food, she
suggested to try their 'char kueh tiaw',
Commons burger, four bean salmon
and chicken chop Hainan style.
However, do take note that the prices
here are slightly higher ranging from
RM10 to rm40. Beatrice added that
there are many teenagers and business
people who come here to relax and
have a chit chat. "Our customers can
also play board games, do some
drawing and coloring while waiting for
their food as we provide these
materials on a table." said Beatrice.

After you have a pleasant time at
Commons, you may visit their other
outlets in the Old Courthouse too!
Roots is an informal dining restaurant
aiming to bring garden to table food
while The Den is a bar serving specialty
cocktail and gin. So many choices in
such a small area!

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to know more...

Commons Kuching currently is open for dine-in and take away.
They are also currently working with GrabFood for food delivery
service too! Besides this, they also provide services for events,
and Commons one of the space usually used for events. Do
check out Commons Kuching at their Facebook page
"Commons" or head to their restaurant at The Old Court House,
Jalan tun Abang Haji Openg, 93000, Kuching Sarawak!

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JAPANGI 2D

BY: DERREN AND MOHD SHAUN

ENTER THE TWO
DIMENSIONAL WORLD
WITH THIS UNIQUE-
THEMED CAFE!

In Kuching, Korean restaurants are
considered common as it can be
spotted in major shopping malls
and shop lots, indicating that the
cat city indeed is being invaded by
the K-fever. As for ourselves, its
hard to deny that we are sucked
into the whirlpool of Korean food
enthusiasts. We decided to drive all
the way to Matang to experience
this Korean Cafe but with a twist.

Established in 2019, Japangi 2D is
unlike any other Korean Cafe you
have seen, it is bound to grab both
your interest and attention as the
entire cafe from the exterior to the
interior is designed to look like 2D
drawings!

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According to the owner, Miss Jocelyn,

자판기the meaning behind Japangi is vending
machine in Korean ( ja-pang-i).

This provides a clear explanation to the

concept of the door of the Cafe, shaped

exactly like a vending machine! The

concept of this Cafe creates a 2D

optical illusion, offering a feeling of

having crossed dimensions into a comic

book illustration. As we entered the

shop, we were greeted with black and

white comic strip furniture, walls, floors

and an 'Annyeong Haseyo' by the staff,

which put a smile on our faces.

She further mentioned that most of the
2D drawings throughout the Cafe were
hand-painted, including the furniture.
There is a similar Cafe in South Korea
but now you do not have to travel all
the way to Korea to capture these
Instagram worthy moments!

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THEIR SIGNATURE
DISH: DOSIRAK

dosirak is a packed meal, consisting of bap and
several banchan served in thermo-steel
containers.

We all had a long day and decided to
have a hearty dinner, so we order
their signature yet best-selling item
which is Dosirak. Inside the thermo-
steel container there is rice, seaweed,
luncheon meat, sunny-side up eggs
and kimchi or gamja jorim (Korean
braised potatoes. Their kimchi are
homemade, and fresh batches are
deliver to Cafe every single day! We
would suggest this meal to those who
love savory food. The overall meal cost
RM18.90 per person as they currently
have promotion of 'Combo Deals'
which includes Dosirak, Unicorn
Lemonade and fish cakes.

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Endless Choices!!

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tea drinks such as Unicorn Pink Boba
Milk Tea and Brown Sugar Boba Milk
(its their best sellers as well!). They
also have an exclusive bundle sets
with Korean stew, alongside with rice,
banchan (side dish) and crispy, spicy
fried chicken. For desserts, they serve
fluffy popover pancake called Dutch
Baby pancake and oozing lava cookie!

In conclusion, this unique cafe caters
to all of your craves, from savory
Korean lunch boxes to sweet
beverages with tapioca pearls and
fluffy German pancakes!

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DON'T WORRY, THE CAFE SERVES NO PORK OR LARD. OUR DEAR MUSLIM READERS DO CHECK
IT OUT AS WELL!

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IT IS LOCATED AT LORONG METROCITY, BOULEVARD 3, KAMPUNG WON, 93050, KUCHING
SARAWAK. IT IS BESIDE LOVU TEA & BENTO.

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FOR NOW, THEY ACCEPT CASH, BOOST, SARAWAKPAY AND ONLINE TRANSFER!

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METROCITY MATANG HAS NOW BECAME ONE OF THE TOP LOCATIONS FOR FELLOW
KUCHINGITES TO GO FOOD HUNTING! tHERE IS MCDONALDS, KFC, SUSHI KING AND LOCAL
DELIGHTS SUCH AS KEDEY KAMEK, AND SHELL HAUZ FOR SOME SEAFOOD JOY! YOU MAY MAY
ALSO VISIT THE METROCITY NIGHT MARKET FROM 4PM TO 10PM, on fridays and
saturdays.

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Kuching
MINI GUIDE
BY: KHAIRUN NISA

Kuching Waterfront

Take a stroll along the most iconic part
of Kuching, its where all the main action
takes place! It offers amazing view of
the luxurious gold Astana. At night,
enjoy some local delights at the small
cafe there or watch the Darul Hana
musical fountain and light show at
8.30pm and 9.30pm daily!

Main Bazaar

Visit the oldest street in the city that
has, rows of traditional shop houses to
look for souvenirs, traditional arts and
crafts. such as beads, jewelry, textiles
of detailed weaving techniques by the
indigenous groups in Sarawak! The main
bazaar is adjacent from the Waterfront,
just take a short walk and you will be
there!

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Try the iconic dishes!

Kuching undeniably has amazing
places to eat. The choices are endless
and prices are affordable. One of the
famous dish in this city is the Sarawak
Laksa, a local favourite for breakfast!
You may visit Chong Choon Cafe at 275,
Jalan Chan Chin Ann to savour yourself
with this spicy, flavorful noodle soup!

Hop on a river cruise!

One of the best things about Kuching
city is the view of the river. Book a
sightseeing cruise for RM50.00 for
adults at Sarawak River Cruise website
to enjoy a breathtaking 360' panoramic
view of the Kuching skyline and the
historical landmarks around the river
bank!

Surround by nature!

Bako National Park is the oldest
national Park in Sarawak and covers
3,000 hectares of land! The size is
suitable for day trips as you can still
see alot in a short time. There are
different eco-systems like cliff sides,
mangrove swamps and animals like
proboscis monkey and bearded pigs!

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to conclude this issue...

We have reached the end of this issue of Sarawak
Experience Travel Magazine. We hope this issue really gave
you some new insights on unique spots you can find in
Kuching city, especially if you seek a touch of history, arts or
food from different influences. However, it does not end here,
there are still tons of places to discover as Sarawak is the
melting pot of people, cuisines, adventures, nature, festivals,
cultures and the list goes on and on! Whether you are on a
mission to trek deep into nature, meet new people, or
experience a whole new world, Sarawak is the right place for
you. Also, while travelling, remember to wear your mask,
practice social distancing, sanitize often and stay safe as the
coronavirus is still lurking somewhere out there, the battle is
not over yet!

quote for this issue:

" Experience, Travel.
These are an education
in themselves. "

- euripides

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STUDENT INFORMATION:

1. Mohd Shaun Wong Shahril Wong
(2019245866)

2. Qarin Haziq bin Sardy
(2019873888)

3. Nur Khairun Nisa bt Hamka
(2019278302)

4. Nur Jasma Nashziera bt Jamaludin
(2019496056)

5. Derren Mounsuy anak Ridzuin
(2019273628)

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